benison

God's benison on the man who first turned his hand to the making of war!

No voice replied, but Will had a feeling of benison.

As she raised her head the blonde light had been like a benison.

That is a benison which all who serve the Land must acknowledge.

Pitch- wife grinned as if she were the last benison he would ever need.

Turn the flag over to the skipper of the Benison?

He felt the huge rush of the smack like a benison.

Everyone at the table repeated the benison, even the outlanders.

Nothing filled his embrace; no contact or benison restored him to himself.

We bring only the small benison of the companionship our presence will afford.

The Benison was rampaging around, destroying by her very weight.

The benison of human feeling at once shines out against, and is threatened by, violent crime.

And there are possible compensations beyond the obvious benison of a cancer cure.

Sunder grabbed at the suggestion as if it were a benison.

The cool air struck his flushed and overheated skin like a benison.

'The Benison should pass by this point in three minutes,.

He smiled in benison and Joan saw for the first time how beautiful he could be.

They seem to rely on the benison of the world to provision them, day to day.

The question was balm and benison to Barbara's ears.

She did not need to be in contact with it in order to wield its benison.

The moment felt like a kind of benison: "Good luck," he said, and raised his glass in a toast as we walked on.

Unexpectedly sight returned, an evil benison, because of the object in her lens.

Lord Michael finally managed to squeeze out the benison between chattering teeth.

Therefore be gone Without our grace, our love, our benison.

Now blow out the trumpets, and may God's benison be with the honest men!"